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Really worth reading the full essay.
Graeber argues that capitalism didn’t replace slavery -- it rebranded it. A key mistake of the mode-of-production model was reducing “production” to making things instead of also producing people and social relations that constitute social reproduction.
Graeber argues that capitalism didn’t replace slavery -- it rebranded it. A key mistake of the mode-of-production model was reducing “production” to making things instead of also producing people and social relations that constitute social reproduction.
Modern capitalism has more in common with Feudalism and the oldstyle slave-system than most people realize.
From: davidgraeber.org/articles/tur...
From: davidgraeber.org/articles/tur...
October 15, 2025 at 7:56 PM
Really worth reading the full essay.
Graeber argues that capitalism didn’t replace slavery -- it rebranded it. A key mistake of the mode-of-production model was reducing “production” to making things instead of also producing people and social relations that constitute social reproduction.
Graeber argues that capitalism didn’t replace slavery -- it rebranded it. A key mistake of the mode-of-production model was reducing “production” to making things instead of also producing people and social relations that constitute social reproduction.
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The Post of The Year!
October 9, 2025 at 2:17 PM
The Post of The Year!